Issue Contents

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1	Close one . . . . Carthey--Will (Student--1948)	Fran's Clan faces off against the Panther Pets in a Women's Intramural softball game; photo.


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2	Dean Leslie Reed dies Monday at daughter's home	Obituary for Leslie Reed, who died July 19, 1948.


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3	Final performance tonight; "Years Ago" portrays family life Shea--Betty (Student--1948)	Review of the Teachers College production of the play "Years Ago."


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4	Housing facilities filling up fast says Dean Ellis	All campus rooms for men are filled; has list of one hundred men who need off-campus housing.


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5	Margaret LaPray to Germany; will teach Americans	Will teach in school for Army dependents.


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6	Miss Campbell returns from European visit	Has toured England, Switzerland, France, and Italy.


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7	Plans drawn up for new Campus School	Lengthy description of the new facility.


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8	Robert Blakely to speak at commencement


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9	Years ago . . . . Carthey--Will (Student--1948)	Dorothy Bush, Darlene Blankenhorn, and Bob Hamilton perform in the play "Years Ago"; photo.

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10	"Halcash" sez	Campus observations.


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11	Know your Eye staff; Noxon, Whitmer, McCormack report and write for Eye Nellor--Patricia Joanne (Class of 1951)	Profiles of Kay Noxon, Gwen Whitmer, and Will McCormack; photo.


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12	Musical Notes McMains--Beverly Louise (Class of 1950)	Campus music news.


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13	Summer time . . . Spencer--Raymond (Class of 1949)	Comments on the warm summer temperatures students must endure while in class.


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14	The Way I See It Robinson--George W. (Student--1948)	Believes that all history is a form of propaganda.


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15	Wandering . . . Wondering Guenther--Audrey A. (Class of 1950)	Campus gossip.

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16	Civey to address Humanists this Sunday	The Reverend Civey will speak on liberal religion.


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17	Foreign students to visit campus	Carmen Berguido is expecting Latin American friends.


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18	Horns escape serious injury in head-on crash	In accident in Wisconsin.


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19	Miss Neff, librarian, dies Wednesday night	Obituary for Grace Neff, who died July 21, 1948.


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20	Notice Horn--Thomas D. (Education Faculty)	Should register for student teaching.


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21	Paving of College St. to begin next week	Bricks will be removed to make way for concrete surface from 20th Street to Seerley Boulevard.


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22	Price explains aims purposes of college	Speaks on future and mission of college at dinner for textbook publishers.


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23	Students take "try-out" exams	Take national teachers examinations.


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24	TC women voice objections to men on campus	Critical of behavior, speech, and clothes.


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25	Thirty-six go with Erbe on tour of Iowa, Wisconsin	Studying Iowa history.

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26	Anderson accepts Kansas position	Will teach education at University of Kansas; Raoul Haas will teach in Chicago schools.


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27	Bailey resigns teaching position effective Sept. 1	Will become a research chemist.


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28	Bartlett has tea


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29	Church news	News from campus religious centers.


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30	College chapter of Kappa Phi receives silver candle award	At national Methodist convention.


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31	Dickinson to remain at Teachers College	Turns down offer from Texas A & M.


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32	Dr. Steg to head music department in Mich. College	Will head department at Central Michigan College.


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33	Girls' intramurals	Team standings for softball intramurals.


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34	Intramural softball	Schedule of upcoming softball games.


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35	Many partake in recreational swimming	Intramural swimming time includes recreational swimming, swimming lessons, and diving instruction.


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36	Thirty-five enter golf tourney at Teachers College	Flights and pairings for the intramural golf tournament.


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37	Untitled Carthey--Will (Student--1948)	Joy Burdick, Ed Murphy, and Professor Harris participate in a mock Democratic convention; photo.

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38	Discuss mimeographing	A. B. Dick Company representative will visit.


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39	Former instructor married in June	Mathilda K. Newman marries Harrison N. Reed.


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40	Jean Cole to marry	Will marry John C. Hauser.


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41	June Burnside married	Married Burton K. Mitchell.


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42	Large array of fashions at style display	Bartlett women model their own clothing; photo.


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43	Notice	Intramural mixed doubles matches are cancelled.


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44	President Price and family on vacation	Visiting the West.


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45	We Recommend	Recommendations on books, movies, and records.

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46	Bert Woodcock attends McFarland funeral	Attended funeral of W. H. McFarland in Des Moines.


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47	Boardman enjoys work; it makes for better health	Profile of Benjamin Boardman.


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48	Branch Summer Schools	News from the schools.


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49	Dr. Cable plans improvements for Teachers College Museum	Hopes to improve mineral collection as well as lighting for the displays.


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50	Quinn to speak at Teachers College soon	Lyle Quinn will speak.


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51	Special diets prepared by Commons dietitian	Prepares special meals for thirty women who have dietary problems.